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Also the creator of Bend is... lets just say he doesn't stick to projects for long.

That's completely irrelevant to the discussion. Creating a bank account as a non-resident is even in the US not that straight forward.

Let me guess, you're German? Germans will say they're not very patriotic, but really the way German patriotism manifests is a resistance to outside criticism paired with a stubborn insistence that it's worse in other countries.

I don't think you've lived in many EU or Asian countries... While incorporation sucks in France, Spain, and Germany, in most North European countries, East European countries, and even in most Balkan countries, it's a breeze (when compared to Germany).

TL;DR

This idea proposes that synonymous codons may act as more than passive alternatives — they could be part of an evolved error-correcting code hidden in the genome.

It’s a new angle on an old code.

The Koha model describes an algorithm for how neurons within a neural circuit specialize to become pattern detectors. The model also describes the role that dendritic spines have in memory formation and storage.

Some short segments of the recording are missing, and there were also some audio issues at the beginning of the recording. But overall the idea is followable.

That's the thing though, it's very easy to perform approximate nearest neighbor search in an efficient way. There are plenty of simple solutions for that. The real challenge is to design an algorithm that can scale & that remains robust even when there are additions and deletions to the set.

What exactly is elegant about this algorithm? The approach seems computationally quite inefficient to me.